Commercial property agent Ryden has reported a revenue rise of more than six per cent to £11.2 million for the 2013 financial year to April 30.

Edinburgh-based Ryden, which operates from six offices across Scotland and northern England, said pre-tax profits were up more than seven per cent on the previous year to £4.07 million (2012: ££3.78 million).

Latest financial results show a return to fee income and profit growth following two years of relatively flat trading.

However, turnover and profits are still well below the peak of £15.3 million in sales and £6.64 million in pre-tax profits reported for the 2007 year, though 2013 was on a par with results reported by the company in 2006.

Ryden, a limited liability partnership (LLP), reports in accounts filed with Companies House its average number of LLP members during the year was 31 with the average profit per member at £130,888, up slightly on the £130,447 average reported last year.

Payment to the member with the largest entitlement, believed to be managing partner Bill Duguid, rose for the third year running, up more than 12 per cent to £272,129 (2012: £241,783).

Ryden employs 108 people, including 71 professionals.

Correction: In an earlier version of this story we reported Fiona Morton to be the managing partner of Ryden. She is no longer managing partner at Ryden and Bill Duguid assumed the role earlier in the year.